Primary Elections and Local Notices Across Wards in 1912
The notice lists primaries for Wards 1, 3, and 6 Friday March 1912 at multiple sites including Ward 1 Room 4 Hamilton Building Ward 3 Demoss Harnena EB Warrington St Ward 5 Maper Store No 68 W Franklin St Chairman Marley. It mentions public speeches and local figures with references to city officials and incidents across London and New York contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norice, Variocratis
Nate Gauinclinen
Mamiltan Quiidlag
G. Demo
Harnena Ae
Warrington St
Ute Maper
Frankfin
Marley
Progres sweep at Williamanort local election
The hotly contested election saw Progres candidate Heket defeat Cluzeny ticket while William H Beard gained 214 votes. Chasion J. Davis 168, Cotterill 156, with 230 voters casting ballots. Denra'd kitga vote totals counted by Din Bougson. Judge John Onay and Woe's Ardingoy attended the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotterill
Denra
Din Bougson
Mowar
Buna Ul Cuttil
Mr. Daviate
Washington Inauguration Flight and Passenger Notes
About 70 people are set to travel from here to Washington for the Inauguration, with roughly 200 others left over. The scene reflects a mix of travelers and chatter as preparations continue for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOK
Washington
Bya Suuginien
Local Firetnna Poker Report Shifts Ory Holdy
A terse wartime style update notes a firetnna poker incident involving oe Vora and a walling event near Hol well Worl. The report credits Vora with quick action and mentions related onlookers and the response by local authorities.
Massive Women's March Faces Violent Disruption in Washington
Sour thousand women marching for suffrage faced a hostile mob on Pennsylvania Avenue, disrupted by police and cavalry from Bart Myer. The crowd surged past barriers as mounted troops cleared a path to Continental Hall for a meeting where leaders blamed officials and called for accountability. Helen Keller endured exhaustion amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inglon
Haar
Gonthimital Hall
Pennsylvania
Panco Monument
Ito
Inez Milholland
Petesot Cavalry
Steneh
I Trent
Orevbewhys
Felon Tait
Cnastle Coonant
White House
Tatableaus
Coen An Howe
Suri
de ‘Preasury
DAHLGREN DIVORCE SUIT CO-RESPONDENT NAMED
The divorce case lists Pratty Schoolteacher Sal as co respondent and seeks findings from Referee Klein. Mrs Ley Drexel Dahlgren is asked to receive an absolute divorce from Evie B. Dahlgren, with eight children in custody. The alleged offense occurred at a residence on Fifty-ninth Street with a young teacher, and the family home near Boonshore is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Bajur
Klein
Ley Drexel Dahlgren
Evie B. Dahlgren
Kol
John
Dalin A. Dahlgren
Mrg
Ofenee
Dahlgren
Dahlewens
Boonshore
Indictment in Poison Mail Mystery Shocks Smithsburg
Miss Anniz Zimerman dubbed the poison mail mystery target was indicted by the Baltimore grand jury. The case names Postmaster Lancelot Jeequey Inspector Martin and others amid bizarre letters, alleged scams, and local fear. Witnesses recount odd letters, with magistrates considering pleas of multy and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniz Zimerman
Smithsburg
Aapel
Hagerstows
Baltimore
Meila
Aaster Lancelot Jeequey
Martin Oat Dro N
Melanger
Smitislnvg
Leleors
Marshall Chrinaloger
Bill Filed Inheritance Notice For Estate Debts
Fragmentary notice reports Samuel J Tehaden transferring a tetra to the estate of Marlin V Myers for a debt payment. Mentions carinin veal crest and conlate of fees in Anncock. Also notes William Helyer moving to Detroit to take a position as assistant superintendent at Crawford Automotive Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Tehaden
Marlin V. Myer
Anncock
Irlat
Deroit
William Helyer
The
Crawford Axtomolle Works
Tengeent
Fastory
Mare wil be a volume meeting of 16 Pirnt Tagen Company
A local notice announces a volume meeting of 16 Pirnt Tagen Company at an evening hour. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event is described as a company meeting with planned discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Tagen Company Tite Evaiing
Ofolock
Wilson Becomes Head Of The United States Government
Washington march 4 Wilson the choice of the people of the nation and the party today became president of the country under the most auspicious circumstances The inaugural parade featured State Guard units prominent figures from Maryland and the Washington garrison reviewing the procession Col Chas A Little led the Maryland brigade a detailed gala scene described with antiquated phrasing and emphasis on ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woorow Wilson
United States
Wilean
Mary
Hepmnent
Maryland
Chas. A
Ita
Ae Sai Aint
Will Glear $1500 on Enterprise Gold Far Event
At the Western Ventures Fair and Auction Company sale on Monday evening a large crowd watched bidding on household articles, clothes, a piano, jewelry, and more. Nearly all items sold and organizers expect to clear at least $4200. exact totals depend on remaining entries and final bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair and Bacey
Coldaceb I. Fisher
Fiat
Toge
Chen
Mullen
Nora Cromer
Clomm
Margaret Kilo
Clarence Barber
We Menry
Durner
Pant Krider
St. Harvely
WL Everly
Pate Betroott
Bartha Sowers
Havel Unkor
Cushion
Carrie Day
Elagk
Grvinvaley
Eifia
Samuel Shackoltoml
Howard Warbaugh
Ecal
Walter Cripop
Vest
Woyels
Anii Case
Tina Warner
Elitekena
Wo AL Crovidence
Bishop Oliver
Lee Swans der
Frelon
Ohdo Hose
Helen McChenry
Aweater
Lester Titlow
Baby Bagay
H. Crompacker
Day
Tarrmace Hot Boslatont
Jardinies
Stand
Dos
BR. Young
Margaret Peggorgatt
Enter 'Tyoys Inger
Extension Tabla
Wilanhoth Zinkaml
Glans
Ogde
Helen Unceld
Rita Olive Keyser
Misa Unselit
Tiny Ing
Starry Kreeland
Robert Salih
Frealntd
Ripper
Up and Down, The Mirit National Bank Vlayator Controversy
A terse report notes a dispute involving Robert Warner and a Mirit National Bank entity labeled as a vlayator, with reference to mile 1,809 and a directional phrasing implying a mixed outcome. The fragment hints at a financial or oversight matter proceeding locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirit National Bank
Robert Warner
Ono
Man Loses Foot In Fall On Foundry Street
A man named Charles Kunkelmin, a Speman on the Williamaport pusher, slipped on Foundry street in front of Wy Mu Stal lion and lost his right foot after a wheel passed over it. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundry Street
Wy Mu
Charles Kunkelmin
Speman
Williamaport
Wis Thrayen
Poo Wheela
Scntt
Wignewan
Haghlin
Trneka
Nes
Raguy
Morrison
Wiliam McCauley
Beaver Creek
Aid
Pio Haren
Splendid Performances At The Academy By Hinimedein Company
The Hinimedein Associate Players with charm by Hitle perform at the Academy this week presenting Bar Meta Tavnod Avaya dramatizations and other works. Audiences enjoyed scenery, electrical effects, and costume design as the matinee featured In the Bisley's Carriage and In ho Wines Carvinge. Tonight Glyde Wieh presents Te Thin Mouse master comedy alongside ongoing performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitimelein
Academy
Hinimedein
Thalr
Bisley
Card of Thanks to Friends for Support During Illness
Mr and Mrs McNanea express gratitude to friends neighbors and community members for prayers sympathy and support during the long illness and death of their loved one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirty Wallin McNanea
Thant Frtonita
Nolelbors
Finger Break Incident At West Church Yard Site
Fragmented report describes an injury as a block fell in the yards injuring a person named Daniel Roynalds. Unclear details mix ingarbled names and actions with references to a wrecking crew and local figures, suggesting a chaotic accident scene at the W. Wi wrecking crom area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roynalds
West Church SL
W. Wi Wrecking Crom
Braten
Wasaniah
Broken neck ends race as Chips McCaramon falters
A valuable mile run ends in tragedy as Chips McCaramon breaks his neck while leading the field, collapsing mid race and ending the event. The incident halted proceedings and prompted medical attention for the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaramon
Chicken Hawk Attacks Cat on Garlock Farm
On a Garlock farm near town a large chicken hawk attacked a pet cat in the yard. Mr Garlock chased the hawk with stones while the cat lay injured, and the hawk finally fled leaving one distant cat attacker at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiatel Garlock
Garlock Jena
John Herp
Arleen
Garboale
Williams Slams A High Ball At Lady Williams
In Martinsburg a promoter named Mr. Williams faced a magistrate over an assault warrant. During a club room tea event headed for Washington, a playful toss at a hat sparked a confrontation. a large Chicago attendee, Mrs Trout, watched as Williams accidentally struck a woman in the mouth. He expressed regret, promised an apology in Washington, and police kept the peace as crowds swelled along the avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willama
Martinsburg
Thompson
Washington
Martineburg
Uttie
Trout
Calcago
Mr. Willan
Williama
Linly
Boya
Harrasd
Middletown Man Overdoses on medicine at Busward home
G Earl Marp near Toelaghte Ife after taking an overdose of dinetira while at John Busward’s home. Harp, identified with A. A., is at home on parole for a month. He mistook directions and ingested too much, spoke ferociously but improved somewhat yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Earl Marp
Middletown
Toelaghte Ife
Dinetira
Aconster
John Busward
Harp
Property Transfers From Knepper to Adams and More in Punkatown
Notices record transfers including Willan J Knepper to Frank TH Adams for property in Punkatown valued at $3,600 and Alvey W Leatherman to Martle Le Smulth of J traat west of Magers town for $8,251, plus Cowdorman to Marlin B L Smith of Jo 31-2 sails from Magers town for $56, and B A Warelam to Jecaor & Kahu for North Prospect Street at $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan J. Knepper
Frank TH Adams
Punkatown
Alvey W. Leatherman
Martle le Smulth
J. Traat
Magers Town
Oacny HE. Cowdorman
Marlin BL. Smith
Sailes
Magers
Town
Ava
Long Anit B.A. Warelam
Jecaor &, Kahu
North Prospect Street
Wanhingler Squage AM Church to Host Friday Recept ion
Wanhingler Squage AM Church hosts a Friday evening reception for members and friends with a welding ceremony featuring Aisa Jenula Jima and Af, Tom. All are invited to attend the event amid the church’s social gathering in a small town setting. A divorce action is filed by Andrew Elder through Ernest Bo Hoffman, seeking equitable relief from Enna Elder. The complaint notes marriage on July 25, 1900, no children, and abandonment three years ago. The piece also mentions gasoline prices, a cautioned warning, and a brief wildlife incident involving ten wild geese sighted near a night-time forest area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanhingler Squage AM
Aisa Jenula Jima
Tom “Thich
Holy Weilack
AIL
Bill
Rivorge
Andraw
Thrench
Ernest Bo Hoffman
Nli
Enna
Lave
Memorial Tribute Highlights Loyalty and Popularity
The piece recalls a long serving official praised for faithfulness honesty and steady conduct. It notes broad support and personal likability as key factors in his advancement and continued favor among peers and the public.
Two Dogs Involved In Grassland Scene Disturbance
The report describes a disturbance involving two dogs running loose near a town. A man named HenegokTM fired a shot at the dogs after they chased people and caused a brief panic. The incident ended with the dogs darting away and a surrounding crowd scattering.
House Fire At Ambiguous Address With Damaged Wall
A fire damaged a residence described as the home of Chapies Tinyre Haptey Ville and others while Mrs Itnyre was away at a check. The rear of the house shows substantial charring and the blaze was brought under control after portions of the roof area were involved. Water damage also reported to interior walls. Local responders secured the scene and investigated the extent of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamaqed
Chapies
Tinyre
Haptey
Ville
van Cireglenied
Hayre
Chilitéh Wong
Itnyre Wis
Cherek
Howse
Meeting of Progys ers agenda today to discuss party nominees
A chaotic meeting agenda outlines discussions on candidate approvals and party lineup. It mentions Heketa and pastpotiei, plus a Saturday session beginning at 4, with notes on building permits and remodeling projects. Several names and locations appear in garbled form.
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Brant
Tajo
Clarkson
Tia
Tia Was Hat the Smdherine
Fridinger
Arthur H. Rostroy
New York
Europe
Randolph Nibbiett
Griselda
Taft
Ofthte Thaddews
Shorrette
Roy I. Chamberlain
Ak New
Huerla
Walt
London
Wong
Jinan
Madore
Wall Fox
Risstas Police
James
Ankeney
Boy
Peter N. K. Schwenk
Philadelpia
Hagerstown
WB Son
Kiluger Seluwwenl
C. K. Hoffman
Pallnaing
Washington Sts
Halhudina
Mhortlon
Palladiio
Oliver Brevond
Horace
Galuas
Aol
Tio
Alee
Baawinanin
Ebay
Reph Johnson
Justice Ahkeney
Wilson
Andina Pinther
Reldea
Tao
Joead Barbera Wil Ment
Ovennigg
Heal of Tenrajgel
Chicken Hawk
Williams
LADY
Mt. Thos
Willa
Norlee
Mannek
Mawoh & Blase
Jqjin Weller
Aulinele
B.C. Schildkizcht
Patou
St. Ta
Broreh
Guy Ef Monltelitegs
Wirwer
Lechlekon House
Adatd
Klrhoote
Gag
Billiel Iseelteker
Susan
Coir
Brady
Suha Mendy
Jebasg
Eery Maatried
Persia
Seethren
Eheree
HL Muller
Gagtor
Forkley
Matherry
Tian
JW. Hell
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